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This is a novel about campus literature. It is really well written and the characters created are unique. The story is close to students' lives, with twists and turns, and often unexpected twists and turns. The author has profound literary knowledge and reads very fluently. It is worth reading and recommending [Like] [Like]

This novel is a sweet and sour youth novel: the contrasting pairing of the "weak scholar" pretty boy and the "eldest sister" evil star. Their daily exchanges hide tenderness - she fights to vent her anger, and he silently treats his wounds; he pursues dreams to make medicine, and she speaks hard to support him. The foreshadowing of late-stage leukemia is sweet, and the lines of "The evil star enlightened by the Bodhisattva" and "I didn't make you really become a star" are poignant. It is a delicate story with youthful recklessness and regret.

This book is based on reality. The images of the main characters were conceived by the author seven years ago. At that time, the author was still in school and wrote them intermittently. Now he is slowly organizing these images into a work and presenting it to readers.

The author has put his heart into it, and the writing is really good. The emotional description is delicate, the plot is compact, and not sloppy at all. The plot has ups and downs, and the ending is unexpected. I can't stop watching it.

The characters are described in great detail and the rhythm is very well controlled. The author continues to